Hi
I was wandering if anyone was working on a Cocoon Book that will deal with
the vast range of new features it has aquired over it's 2.1 release. Whilst
I am capable of individually understanding Cforms, Flow and JXTemplates the
problem seems to be knowing exactly how to design and structure vario
Now that 2.1 is released I am wondering if any of the experts here will have
new books out soon.
Ralph Goers
Sr. Software Engineer, Software Architecture
Digital Insight Corporation
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Robert Clarke wrote:
Hi
I was wandering if anyone was working on a Cocoon Book that will deal with
the vast range of new features it has aquired over it's 2.1 release. Whilst
I am capable of individually understanding Cforms, Flow and JXTemplates the
problem seems to be knowing exactly how to desi
..and
I think it wouldn't be a waste of time for the author (2 sold books
allready ;-)).
Perhaps the authors of the first Cocoon books could tell us whether they
got any new business from writing the books? That might encourage more
people to wri
> Perhaps the authors of the first Cocoon books could tell us
> whether they got any new business from writing the books?
> That might encourage more people to write Cocoon books.
>
I hear the call :-)
Ok, first thing to say is that the IT book market is still a mess at the
momen
Strongly agree!
Would be nice seeing a book that deals with 2.1 new features! ...and I
think it wouldn't be a waste of time for the author (2 sold books
allready ;-)).
Make it 3!
Michael Wolf
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Matthew Langham wrote:
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This means that some books on a particular subject have fallen by
the wayside. Our Cocoon book is an example. Our last information from the
publisher was that there are no plans to do a new version - even though we
may perhaps want to.
That is quite a pitty!
It is a
Matthew Langham wrote:
[...]
This means that some books on a particular subject have fallen by
the wayside. Our Cocoon book is an example. Our last information from the
publisher was that there are no plans to do a new version - even though we
may perhaps want to.
That is a shame!
This book coul
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> Perhaps the authors of the first Cocoon books could tell us
> whether they got any new business from writing the books?
> That might encourage more people to write Cocoon books.
>
I hear the call :-)
Ok, first thing to say is t
Hohls [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Matthew
Obviously have been through the whole process you are in
the best position to understand this issue.
Is there not some room for an "intemediate" approach -
a *series* o
I'm disappointed to hear that the tech-book market still offers so little
buck for all the bang you have to put into it. At one time I'd thought about
writing a book on Cocoon, mostly because I thought one was needed, but while
I dithered, others beat me to it -- thankfully! (And a good job you did
You meant to say "we tech-heads ain't exactly famous", right?
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From: Rick Wayne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 8:11 AM
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Now, this next bit will sound patronizing, so please forgive
Ralph Goers dijo:
> Now that 2.1 is released I am wondering if any of the experts here will
> have new books out soon.
:-D
Antonio Gallardo.
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Funny. I work for one of the larger publishers, and we are using cocoon on
more than a few projects.
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From: Matthew Langham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 6:16 AM
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> Perhaps the authors of
Derek Hohls wrote:
> Matthew
>
> Obviously have been through the whole process you are in
> the best position to understand this issue.
>
> Is there not some room for an "intemediate" approach -
> a *series* of articles on key topics published in on-line
> magazines - reasonably well-researched
:39 PM
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> Subject: Re: Cocoon Books
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>
> For all german speaking folk on the list:
>
> http://www.galileocomputing.de/katalog/buecher/titel/gp/titelID-672
>
> Published two weeks ago. Nearly 900 pages. You can read
> hours/days/months in
> it.
>
>
> I'm disappointed to hear that the tech-book market still
> offers so little buck for all the bang you have to put into
> it. At one time I'd thought about writing a book on Cocoon,
You can count on it taking 1 year to write a book in your spare time (i.e.
you still work full-time). This me
Well, not to pour cold water on that approach - it *can*
work - but the best articles are usually "driven" by a
single author. I'd be happy to help edit and raise issues
of clarification etc - but some *one* needs to start the
process...
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Derek Ho
On 15 May 2004, David Crossley wrote:
> Derek Hohls wrote:
> > Matthew
> >
> > Obviously have been through the whole process you are in
> > the best position to understand this issue.
> >
> > Is there not some room for an "intemediate" approach -
> > a *series* of articles on key topics publish
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